Category AI
Donald Trump’s return to the White House signals a significant shift in U.S. AI policy, emphasizing deregulation and competition with China. His approach is likely to prioritize rapid innovation and economic growth over strict oversight, with influential figures like Elon… Continue Reading →
As AI technology advances, its energy demands have grown unsustainable, straining data centers and impacting the environment. To address this, scientists are exploring eco-friendly alternatives, with bacteria emerging as a surprising option. Researchers have discovered that bacteria, like E. coli,… Continue Reading →
ChatGPT Search finally was released to the public, thereby OpenAI introduces a more intuitive, effective way to find information online, seamlessly blending conversational AI with live web data. ChatGPT Plus, Team, and select waitlist users can already access this feature,… Continue Reading →
OpenAI’s Orion, set for release by December 2024, promises transformative advances in AI capability, boasting up to 100 times the power of GPT-4. By partnering with Microsoft for a targeted rollout on Azure, OpenAI aims to support select companies in… Continue Reading →
The introduction of Anthropic’s Claude 3.5 Sonnet offers an approach to routine computer tasks by simulating human interactions such as typing and clicking. This latest AI iteration is designed to enhance productivity by automating complex sequences of tasks, from email… Continue Reading →
NVIDIA is shaking up the market with its latest release, Nemotron-70B, an open-source model that’s challenging big names like GPT-4o and Claude 3.5. Designed for developers and businesses looking for a flexible and cost-effective AI, Nemotron-70B offers top-notch performance despite… Continue Reading →
HeyGen has launched the Interactive Avatar which allows users to send a digital twin to multiple Zoom meetings at once. These avatars not only replicate a person’s appearance and voice but also simulate decision-making skills and real-time conversation abilities. The… Continue Reading →
Two Harvard students recently demonstrated how Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses could be used to instantly identify strangers and gather personal information using public databases. Their app, called I-XRAY, leverages facial recognition technology to highlight both the incredible capabilities and the… Continue Reading →